The Park’s Summer Transformation
When summer arrives, the park reveals a different face.
Leaves grow fuller and deeper in color, casting wide, cool shadows.
People lie beneath the trees, spread picnic mats on the grass, eat lunch, read books, or work leisurely on their laptops.
Away from the heat radiating off the asphalt, the lush green lawn feels like a soft carpet under the sun.
Here, everyone finds a way to slow down and continue their day in their own rhythm.
A Pause in the Middle of the City
In the heart of the city, the park is like a comma in a long sentence — a space to take a breath.
When my heart feels heavy, I simply walk into the park.
Step by step, thoughts that once crowded my mind drift away, sometimes leaving room for unexpected answers to quietly appear.
The gentle wind calms what feels tangled inside, as if the trees are silently listening and sending comfort through the air.
Learning the Value of Small Parks
I never realized how precious these small parks scattered throughout the city were — until after COVID.
During a time when I had to keep my distance from people, I drew closer to nature instead.
The park was always there, waiting, any time I needed it.
Today, as I strolled, I made a small promise to myself:
To capture the park’s beauty in photos with every changing season.
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